The Real World

Region Size: Roughly 10km across at its midpoint, and 50km long.
Elevation: Most of the world is realatively flat, with some rolling hills. Hilliest places are to the north.

Much of the world is quite developed, though this varies from region to region. Please see the Region pages for a more detailed description of each location. 

There are three distinct seasons in the real world. 

Summer (March - May)
Muggy and swealtering, summer can be hard to handle. Temperatures range from 25-40C, with most days being in the upper 30s. Humidity is consistently high, and there is rarely a break in the weather. 

Monsoon (June - August)
The monsoon washes away from sweltering heat of summer, bringing daily, and in some cases near constant rain. Temperatures range from 20-30C. Thunderstorms are common, as are high winds. The world often feels extra alive during the monsoon, as nearly everything is green and growing.

Winter (September - February)
Winter can be a pleasant break from summer and the monsoon. Temperatures range from 10-35C, with most days spent in the mid 20s. Storms can come and go, but nothing matches the intensity of the monsoon.